The project arborist ensures that appropriate measures are implemented to protect the trees during the construction phase. This may involve installing tree protection fencing, marking tree protection zones, implementing root protection measures, and overseeing the adherence to these guidelines.

The project arborist conducts regular monitoring and inspections throughout the project to assess tree health, verify compliance with tree protection measures, and identify any issues or concerns that may arise. They may also provide guidance on adjusting protection measures based on changing site conditions.

The project arborist oversees tree pruning and maintenance activities during the project, ensuring that proper pruning techniques are followed, and any necessary corrective or preventive measures are taken to preserve tree health and structural integrity.

In the event of unforeseen challenges or conflicts regarding trees during the project, the project arborist serves as a resource for resolving issues. They provide expert advice and recommend alternative solutions that balance the project’s objectives with tree preservation.

The project arborist maintains records of tree assessments, monitoring reports, pruning activities, and any other relevant documentation. This information serves as a reference for future tree management and helps demonstrate compliance with applicable regulations or certifications.